The answer really is simple: I gather my family and all the food we can before heading north. Far, far north. The deep cold will create a harsh environment for any zombie; they'll freeze long before they reach us.
Souplex said:I plan to hide under a pile of repeat threads, and beat back any zombies I encounter with the search bar.
Mr. Squishy, you do make a very credible point about the durability of the zombie corpse. They wouldn't last more than three or four days at most before being hunted down by enthusiasts and destroyed by the elements and re-killed for a food source. But this does bring up the issue that we are isolation the zombies to just pathogen based. There are many forms of the zombie apocalypses. There are actually parasites that can hijack the ant's central nervous system and control it to do the parasite's bidding, so we should be worried about that because there wouldn't be a natural immunity. Or another alternative is nanotechnology. We're one mad scientist and a break through away from having nanobots able to manipulate and replace neurons in the brain, of which can be controlled via computer programs. These two types would at least be less visible and have longer incubation periods than a pathogen based horde.Mr.Squishy said:Zombies are NOT, I repeat, NOT, a huge threat - they rot (F*ck that solanum thing, it's something Max Brooks invented to make them not just up and die within a couple days), they have, the strength of a human being, lack dexterity, lack speed, lack organization, lack firepower, and spreading via bite is a REALLY sh*tty way to infect enough people to sustain a uprising, not to mention that they don't heal from day-to-day injuries or broken limbs.
And you know what humans are capable off.